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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

People hxve very generally learned the les
son that natural sleep j. tbe l.st tneiscine -
the SEX scientific writer IsoU calls attess-
tion 10 It's power - a preventive Of disess<.
lie remarks. as an iaSiAnoe that saeep taken
~ the right mofnenf. wsl proye0t al attack
OF nervous headache. II the subjects of such
headaches win watch its coming, they Viii
find tlsat II begins with feeling u wusTipess
or heaxinasS. This Is the time the sleep II an
hour. or even two. nature guides. viii of-
fectuelly prevent the beadache II faot taken
lust then il viii hs too lata After the attack
is fairsy under way. il may he impossible %
get 10 Slesp I'LL far into tie nigh
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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vates ~ fhs tss4f ,auss t-s.a hisw.e
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sIfsns
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fef fa sfff - see also rss asst
~ - rars ser s54 8saa a..
astsl - seass
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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1aa1Ht
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- - t4s a $3.50 as 8sEls au iouIs a.
a. iasg l4ss as. s.s c. e1s t.l1.is - a4aln
tan ~
Tts "a. eA4s eoas ,lss tasaass.sss sesy
iaffaaaze "a sse9Fnz 80 Aesssieisssila .
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Aesi4 lt
Fas ys4sx nsru 81 he Park coasFsss-
f.aasl lar.fl. etl t.1lef tle seiiaz lad e
ot .le etl.ea s s.avrr aa4 .s.aioftzla ai1sl
asE. = slsg sssa.@g.
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la.a AeI.4oe. vii d-igss a u4lssl0narT al.
ffe-. II t.s .,.ss4 .e-st "a Z el4rca
test tses-sy ssealas
lmfT Lf4aEf e tFszs Sc sa Wss,
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"a 80 $. : -....f ana - o5ssa - prsssrxe
as -1a. "a a.e1iso-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
WAITED FSa g asraRoy.
A YoGag Nan who Jumped his iszii Ar
rested in Bnas si'y.

fc>te1 ms ny
Turnkey Lexis received a telegram from
the sheriff OF Ottawa county yesterday re-
queslins hin to arrest onr JOAN Rogers Il
ia the eity aud giving description OF him.
Miss Lewis found bis man on the sunny side
u Ly0u-ss. taking with friend and ar
rested him Abou. two YEAR 40 Rogers,
wnois farmer In Ailends,e. Ottawa county,
was arrstsse<i Tor bssiAr.iy On complaint ot a
Mo- Snyihe. OF the s1Tas place. ard dacgh-
ter OF GerIDan tsrner ile VAS relessed
on hai and suddenly disappeared. The
csse has Since been head open and ms bail
uo1 essreaied. lie arrived ia tbis city moan
Chicago on TUESDAY and has since osen
makiaz himzeif very agreeable 20 ssveTal
psss0gs, especially the petroiesn- he =
about iasfg years - sgs. we'll dressed and q
scng.emAaiy- -aVpeaIiug fellow Mr. Lewis
a0iihel tIe sheriff at Grand Haven Of the
arrest and BE- wilt he here this morning 10
take bic prisoner back for trial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.
Manners and Customs Pracsiced IA 70
HE Society.

HE Society.
There are many people well fitted for the
bert society but fer ignorance Of points OF
table etiquctte. 'yhica. tiiough trifies ia them
selves. are. ON the whole. OF infinite import
ance. FOr instance, where these requirements
are rot Known. /. q general oessation Of con
versaticn shoald suldenly occur upon serving
The soup. would tbere be silence in the piAcel
Not at eIl; the gap would he filed with a
continuous babbling sound from the mouth
Of s0ine unlueky wight whose mother never
taught him 20 take soup properly. Forsu-
nately. a little instruction and observation Of
tho table manners OF the wei bred enable one
to overcome failings like these. So one need
Be put to disadvantage by than long
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Hot lemonade, taken just btfoFe retiring.
Is well known remedy for a cold ia ils FIRST
stages. Every body Is not fataihcr, however.
with the lemon cure Tor an acute attack 81
hoarscnesS For tiis purpose first ro@xs a
lemon in the oven. turning II now and thea
that all sides may be epialiy oool1od lt
should not crack or burst, bat bs soft all
through While tie lemoA iz stu very bot.
cut piece fsssm tie TOP. till With as much
sugar ss il viii hoi and eat on going TO beLL
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

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81 1is ss'iesa 5000 ~ aa Ns4 seafes af.sa
fee tese rttsee - 80 pesee = la. Fifisxe
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

The opening of Adams & Co 5 has been a
wonderful attraction. Their display Is
worth sssing. Milliness from out of the
city are there taking notes and buYing at
wholesale Don't fell 10 see the latest nov
elites now being exhibited at their estab-
ushment, 90 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

q 3. Etoa4 1la7 'aF So rss. rsss kss
has hssa sr.-sfin4 xisa esuss ~ las st.uu.
aea 3ss Fc~s. as Al rs- eeasa Ha.lsr.
fs ~sg tr sevett fes-s esna.s.Es..i
vtH A .ea f'ra tns Hss Neil t-aRr :
fe8 te was ~ Fefrs - ssr ant ss-
.aarref ifs EaI fe s.irfsd at.a.fas srrr-
slale si q sriees elon me Esae. GA ess-
refst
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
snrlng oneninr.

The ladies will please remember the
Spring Opening At Shuitzs. corner Ottawa
and Fountain sts on next Thursday and
Friday, April IA aud s. Your careful in
speclion of the beautiful display Of Spring
styles ia hats. ETC.. Is cordially invited.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09
OFFICE or THE EAGLE STEAM DIE WoREs.
No y CANAL sr.

'ItlIlfII Is
GRAND RATIps. Mich. March 10. 1857
To all Whom it May Concern
If the people st large don't care who does
the work As lcng as they can get il done
we'll. fully 10 tasir satisfaction. and ss | EN-
ploy the best dyer in the state. | advise
them 70 get tbfir work done now at the
Eagle steam Dye House. No - CanRi-st.
Ny motto. Best Work snd Lowest Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

The line OF now dress goods shown at ].
l.. Wilkes contains the best styles in me.
dium tFicots as we'll Is Inc finest fabrics ol
French manufacture
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

The French novelties AZ J. l. Wilkes are
the latest fabrics and designs OF the leading
Preach houses and-are direct importations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

To say word Of praise Of the Men
delsSohn Quintette Club seems almost super
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

fsse - - ss,aa< ze.gsts lsstsl8 Afs-<o <ia
ase.i = xfs& ssxaee.tssst ts &c : lzsft e
'si,t Ae1 ~ - ga lzasst st,esasi1i 80. -
alzras hszss Aesl fatfs4s cf la-a
fte4srs ssi aa1 cas- tke oass1 1sFssttsa
Il - Axs Sees sssa ~ As Aezse t1is 50
sB.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Silk hats, ali qualities aud prices, at
Miners.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Whelher tbs 1msalmral - esfrsnd ~
deesse.3 vots 80 frssl tEe sti-ils ssrtztit
s.uesl.ea lf yea sse sne 80 joaUs -
Psssss ne-f4 Hosass Aoadsg sseR3nx-
IDsss very funny eolss~tisrs. 7 = cteAsft
aad Ais issF3 lhe s<ssr Jslsls. al @ossfisise
ysa sib lsagossr - tEslE atsEssst@s 2isd
fbx4E scee8tsi1lltxs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Al shs lss-ss agiss u B-sss sses.w
= WflFs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-09

Thursday evening AZ PoSers he ~
Geeil4 saeistg. assisted oy the Nenasi-soan
tleintrtis Cub. oi h0skoG. ahd Mss Alice
ksso. vocalist. ssli aepsts IA concert
The ScAusefs Gna. Of Chicago. will gave
lhzlf ssc0Ud Cant 1onSeft Al Powers nexi
lasrass evening. appazflns ia an enilre
cuznss % lsfoz amaze.
The 10Lien Opera Compsag. headed by
tho iai1ilsbie ceuiss.ia8. RleEaFd Golden,
ard Supported by oonpsay 0f unusual
abslisy and ctosls u stfen<ih and soeFii.
sill begin a weeks enza seu1rat Ia eointc
opera Al popu.sr priess, AZ hednohd )
Opera Heuss usf Noaasy sFeni1s- The
Dill All! oe ehanle1 Eisal!y aud the repsr-
tolss of The compABy esaor2ess All The
popular ODzFaS.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
heOaly Refer.

The extracts OIL keifer in Sun
days Commercial Gazette, as
culled from the leading newspa-
pers oil The United States, will
not be especially gratifying to
that warriors friends. The Ohio
State journal, Lancaster Gazette
and one or two other papers in
the State should speak out for
Keifer. II Boynton has not told
the truth about Keifer. ii strikes
us that 1.-The few remarks he has
made about the able eX speaker
amounts to something like libel.
If Keifer does not dis1pproye the
charges made against him or If
he remains silent and allow such
things to go unchallenged, 1t IS
little short of infamy that he was
permitted 10 crate at the unveil-
ing Of Garfeld's monument. His
career as a soldier was prior TO
that as statesman, and while
The former might have been
wholly honora bic, il does not hold
that that was true OF the latter. Gen.
Keller is a prominent ReHub-
iican in this State, but the exer-
cises of the society of the Army
of the Cumberland as we under
stood it, were non-po'itical, and ii
would have been possible we
think to have secured an orator
that was a brave soldier during
The war, pure statesman since
the war, even if he did not mus
Ter with the grand old party.
The ghost that rises from the
grave and confronts KeIfer when
ever he poises before the public.
seems to be imhsed with veiy
considerable amount of vitality,
and the sooner his friends can
kill the shadow or chain Keifer
up, the Better for community
The New York World writing
upon this subject, very pertinent
ly remarks
Keifer, the discarded ex speak
er, succeeded in inliicling him
self upon the society of the Army
of the Cumberland Friday. He
worked off a portion of his ad-
dress at the unveiling OF the Gar
field Monument in face of sal
70 of artillery and more or less
music by the band. His humil-
iation would have been complete
had he possessed either sensibil
ity or dignity. Having unveiled
himself to 10 purpose. it is to be
hoped that his half dozen indis-
Greet friends in Ohio will beckon
him back to the oblivion which
so gracefully becomes him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that on the 9Th
day of April, \. %. 1887, a Petitionwas
presented and addressed To the Commis-
sionerS OF Hooking CoGnJy, Ohio, At Il reg
electors, residing within the territory
bereinaf ser described in this notice, Which
Petition (omittinS the names signed
therefor, is in wo-ds and figures as fol-
lows, TO wit:
To the Honorable Board of Commissioners
of Hooking County, Ohio:
The undersigned Electors, residing
respectfully pray your honorable body
that said territory he organized and In
corporatei as - Village of tie Second
Glass, under the laws OF Ohio:
Being fractional lots numbers 6, Z, s, 2, 10,
and II, III section three ~ township thir-
teen tI3), range fifteen (i5l, Ohio Com mpany's
Pucrhase, Hooking County, Ohio. coEtRiE-
ing 81 acres. Also, 4 part CT fractional
lot number one ~, section four ~, same
township and range, Beginning at the
snutheaS; corner OF said lot number one
di;ion 10 the toTn or Murray City
Theme north la.53 chains 20 ILL. northeast
corner OF sid lot. Thence west 5i55is
chains. Thence south l:,5D chains. Thence
east 5i.5iIs chains To beginning, contain
ing GS2i acres, and the whole 81 said tract
estimated 10 contain .9S acres. Surveyed
February 1 and 10, 1881, Ey James Davis,
Surveyor OF Hooking County, Ohio. and iiy
wit!, filed married Exhibit A. and refer
red to in this petition, and mace part
hereof.
The supposed rumber of ;n:lGbitants re-
siding II said territory is ioar hundred
(i10.l
. village of the second class.
The name proposed for s2id -iiiage Is
Murray City
The agents of the petitioners tor said
purposes are Robert Masters anl james
louahoc.
The undcrsigne:. respectfully ask shat
the pra er OF said pcticncrs may 5e GFtntcd,
Said Petition Will lie for hearing on the
9Th day of June, a. u. 1857, at 10 O'Clock. y,
NJ, at the Auditors Office, i'll the Court
House at Logan, Hooking county. Ohio,
which time and place were fsei by said
Commissioners for the hearing thereof.
All persons interested Will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
ROBERT MASTERS,
JAMES DONAHOE,
Agents for the Petitioners.
Wright & BUeriiaus, AttyS
AIril n O.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
FOR GOVERNOR,
IALLBN G. TIIURlIAI,
Navigation i'm the 9Th
Ward.
The GuiiIEer Wafer Works
Applied.

We read with much pleasure a
description IN last weeks Vinton
Record of the opening of naviga
tion in our whllom suburb, Near
thur, now attached territory to Lo-
gan.
General Antorio Barleycorn 60,
the opulent Italian owner of the
Vintcn Record, not content
to be the owner Of wasp eaten
barn, an acre farm of sassafraX, the
father of twins, (John Sherman and
Charley Foster,) is ambitions to
Christopher Columbus 1t, and builds
& boat and navisates around iii The
puddle holes of the hamlet.
We have it from tEo reliable
Signal Service, the winds being va
riabie, that Barleo, MASTER" with
rolled up pants pushed the scow in
which were seated John Sherman
and Charley Foster munching sas-
safrax buds. the boat and Barleo's S
feet causing much CONSERVATION to
the mugwump tadpoles ia the mud
holes. When the puddes became
too shallow 10 float the vessel, Ho
mcr Jones stood handy by and play
ed the Gnlliver of the queens pal
ace. and gave continuance to tho
voyage.
Wine being interdicted IN kcAr-
thur, and the mugwump tadpoies,
rapidly changing into stalwart frogs
aot afraid of Barleo's web feet, the
good ship is hung on a nail in the
barn, Barleono resumes editing his
patent medicines, and Homer fslls
back to his defense of Keller before
Troy ard Boynton.
We are advised by grapevine that
Wall Bratton and al Drake are
contemplating engaging the entire
business, water works aud all, and
travelling with it exhibiting under
tent. We bespeak liberal patron
age for the show when it comes tc
The Queen City.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
afi.nscias sEmgwu:apery.

We notice that Judge Bradbury
w:li ae candidate before the com
ing Republican State Convention
for the nomination as Supreme
Judge. Judge Bradbury hus the
reputation OF being one OF The most
fearless rs we'll as one of the ab'cst
judges that has ever prcsid d in
this section of he State HeiS the
tool of 10 faction. and we believe
that lie ls above The reach of political
influences in his judicial capacity.
The time has come When both par
ties should strive to raise the judi>
CARY OF Ohio oat of the political
cess pool into which it has fallen,
and itls the nomination OF such men
as Judge Bradbury Oh both tickets
that will accomplish it.-[ Athens
Journal.
There is not word in the above
touching the eminent ability and
manly judicial dignity of Judge
Bradbury. so very Handsomely
said of him abeYc by orr esteemed
Democratic contemporary which we
DO not most heartily endorse. But
the faint tiagc of political mug
wumpery IN tho closing sngges-
ton is q complexion not to our lih-
ing.
We have among the Ohio Dem
ocracy men just as capable as there
are in the Republican party. We
Lave yet to learn of a Democratic
Judge who has dyfiled his exalted
position by falling into the cess
pool of politics. OurjudiciarY is
the admiration of all fair, honest,
intelligent men, and the Journals
proposition to~~run tho same candi-
date on bui!i tickets is either to be
taken rs q rejection upon the
judges and the parties, or is . move
in mugwnmpery Hes. palatabie to
men who mako judges and control
the parties.
1t looks a little like Gen. Gr0s-
yenor's fine hungarian handiwork.
The General is also in favor of be-
ing ON both tickets.
Son Charley, &c. a tight holt
and hang to the willows. The food
of mugwumpery will soon subside'
The Democracy on dry land, will
nominate and eIcctits Judges.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
Cur Agricultural Society.

To the farmers Of This county
we would have just a word.
What Hooking County wants is
a good far, aud the best way of
procuring it should be question
of absorbing interest TO every
stock raiser and farnlsr in the
country.
1t is we'll known TO everyone,
that, though, we have had good
men to look after our affairs,
they have not been successful
The managers have been hamp-
cred, because Of the lack OF
funds. There is move or hand
now, and if it Is pushed will be o
success.
The law authorizes the County
Commissioners 10 meet the Agri.
cultural Society Oil even terms
That is. If he Society puts up
slG0 or $1,000. ihe County aprro'
PIRATES a like sum.
1t Is thought by many of oul
leading farmers that it will be
for the best interests of the coun.
ty and of the Society that a joint
stock association be formed, and
manage the affairs as other bust
ness corporations are conducted
The matter will Gene before
the directors at the next meeting
and should have thoughtful at-
tention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
Eaatsl Oh i!rs. E:eScFf Wright.

Almira Uamlin Wright was
born June 81, 1921 il Madison
Co., New York, and died at hel
home in this city, May 16,iSS7, 4,
7-a'clock, a. ~.
Funeral Friday mornlng.-
Mrs. Wright was The estimabie
wife of Judge Robert Wright,
ana WIS one of the oldest and
most respected ladies in the city.
AIRS. Wight has seen an inva :
lid for years, but her death was
sudden, and a shock 10 the COM
munity. Tuesday she was able
10 be al Ike dinner table. Yes
;erday morning, but a few min
utes before her death, she sat up
in bed, and ate her breakfast.
The family has the sympathy Of
the community in their loss.
We Will publish an obituary
next week
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19

A buggy and single set OF. har
ness were stolen from Chas. Jour
sensm:er at his home near tllss city
Friday night. A young man hav-
ing a horse, filing in every way the
description of cre stolen at Sunbury,
O., on the l1th inst, was noticed
along the road close to the barn in
the evening and is supposed to be
the thief. A liberal reward is Of
fered for return of property and ap-
.prehension of the thief.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
Meeting Of the Demo
cratic Central Conn
Iiittee.
Primary Esectios June Estii.
Delegates TO state Convention Seiec-
ted.

Pursuant 10 call tie Comfy Cea-
trail Committee met in the Court
Room IN Logan, on Saturday, May
18th, 1886.
The Secretary called the roll,
and on motion the chair appointed
the following persons 10 fill vacaa-
cies.
". ?. Price Gore.
A. Loomis-Good Hope.
VIM. Lconard-Green.
NJ. Johns,on-Perry.
S. NJ. RnbiEson-Salt Greek.
John Dyzon-Ward.
On :nntion of Mr.. LcOm,s :he
Committee went into executive ses
sion.
The question of the date of hold
ing the Primary Elec;ion was dis
cusscd. and on motion of w. T.
Price, Saturday, June 1lth was Sc
lected. The election to be held un'
der the Baber law.
DELEGATES 20 STATE CONyEs
On motion of W. P. Price the
Committee selected the following
delegates and alternatcs to tn;
State Convention, viz:
Delegates-J. S. Fricsner. J. B.
Riason, W. P. Price, w. F Bowen
AIternates-Lewis Green, S
WeldJ, G. II. Buerhaus, n. j. Deo
bic.
On motlcn the voting places be
the same as last yvar, except II
Starr. (See proclamation.)
On Motion 8 Finance cummItte'
was aprointed consisting of John
Hansel, ". 2. Price, and B. H
| Allen.
Senatorial delegates will bcelect
ed on the basis of one delegate fo1
every hundred votes and fraction
over fifty
On motion the Committee ad
iourned to meet al the call of th'
Chairman,
! J.B. RIAsON. -CnR'M.
". F. BOWEN. Sec.
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s. Cos. Soap Works.
A Times Eepcrtcr Wakes : Tour OF ipspsc-
Ion Through Their Model Establishment.

A Times Eepertcr Wakes : Tour OF ipspsc-
Ion Through Their Model Establishment
Yesterday, through the kindness OF
Mr.. S. l.. Johnston, we were shown
through this model soap-factory.
in passing through the building.
from the packing room to the boiliug
apartment, the keenest olfae:ory could
not detect an offensive odOr. The odor
was sweet as clover. Everything from
the boiler room, which is presided over
by an expert chemist and soap maker
from Paris, through the mixing, dryins,
wrapping and shipping departments.
was found to be perfectly clean and in
the neatest and most systematic order.
The brands of soap they manufacture
Satin, Shaker, Columbus, German
and Kitchen Queen-are just what Coz
umbus people-and everybody else
want, and can be used with the assur-
ance that they are absolutely pure
columbus Daily Times.
April 2Sth-1 m.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-05-19
Ro09 Notice.

Notice is hereby given fhat petition
will be presented 10 the Commissioners OF
Hooking CouKty, at their next session,
Monday, June 8, 4. ID. 1887, praying for the
inc line. TO wit: Known as the Price
Road, leading north from the ounty Road,
leading from Ilesboro to South Blooming
VILE via Cedar Falls, through the lands OF
Robert Lyons ane along the lands OF sidney
Fainter Should be altered between the fol-
lowing points, to wit :-Beginning at &
point in said county road leading from
fiesboro to South Bloomingville, west OF a
bridge across q small stream on the lands
of said Sidney BANTER in Washington to-,
Hooking CO., .. Thence in a northeasterly
direction, west of said small stream; thro'
said BainteT's lands and Daniel Schaai.
to !, point north of n bridge in said Price
rua |, and there to end.
DANIEL SCHAAL,
April 2S-iw Principal Petit ioner